And thoughts of meaner things; This day to cure thy deadly woes, The sun of righteousness arose, With healing in his wings Chorus. O then let heav'n and earth rejoice, Creation's whole united voice, And hymn the happy day. 2 If angels on that happy morn, 3 How wonderful, how vast his love, How much for lost mankind he bore, 4 Whilst we adore his boundless grace, Chorus. Ŏ then let heav'n, &c. 4 Fientents of grace, descend from high, Thou streigth of his almighty hand, HYMN 13 COME Holy Ghost, eternal God, Both from the Father and the Son, 2 Visit our minds, into our hearts, 3 Thou art the very Comforter 4 The fountain and the living spring The fire so bright, the love so sweet, 5 Thou in thy gifts art manifold, 6 According to thy promise, Lord, HYMN 14. 1 HE comes! the heav'nly bridegroom comes, Preceded by the midnight cry! Sinners and saints forsake their tombs, 2 How dreadful is the sinners fate, Who wakes at last to sleep no more; The Son of man shall bow the sky, + All nations in that day shall meet, And, O my soul, shall I be there! 5 Most gracious, most tremendous Lord, The sentence which proceeds from thee, For punishment as for reward, Must stand through all eternity. 6 Ah! give me now thy voice to hear, GLO HYMN 15. LORY be to God our King, Hallelujah. Thou hast bar'd thine arm divine, Wrought salvation, made us thine. Hallelujah. 2 Fir'd with gratitude, we raise 3 Elevate our souls to thee, 4 Blessing, thankful all our days, And our raptur❜d hearts rebound. Hallelujah. HYMN 16. Clap your hands, Ye people, shout and sing, To God, the great And universal King: "Twas he subdu'd Whole nations of our foes; Then for our lot The tribe of Jacob chose. God is gone up, The Lord is high ascended, With trumpet's sound And shouts of joy attended. 2 To God the great And universal King, Exalted praise |